Antiques can really bring a rooms design up to a level of elegance. Nothing does that better than French furniture and the best thing about French furniture is you can still find it being manufactured today. This means that you do not actually need antiques to get the elegant style. You can buy them new which means they will last longer, are more durable, won't squeak, and could fall under a warranty if ever broken. The most popular of the French furniture are French chairs and tables. A French dining set it very stylish and brings the sense of class to any room. Even a great French chair by itself can bring that style to any room.
It is true, finding an antique chair will give it a little more authenticity but the chairs now-a-days are held to very similar standards that the antiques were held to when built. The style and details is very similar if not exactly the same. The details and carvings on the arms, and back rest are very beautiful and hold a sense of class. You can even find some French chairs that are still made by hand today although machine made chairs can be equally as amazing.
The great thing about French furniture is the amount of options you can have including the type of wood, color, style, detailing, and material. You have so many options in the wood ranging from a distressed wood to a hard oak. Both look great but give a slightly differ style. The distressed style will look more like an antique while an oak will look like an updated version. Colors can range from white to a dark mahogany to even black. Color has a big effect on the vibe it gives a room but you can easily find furniture that will fit in your room. The last thing to think about is the style and material of the cushions. On the chairs you can go with arms, without arms, a details arm and back rest or just plain. The cushion can be leather, cloth or whatever you want and the colors range from whatever you want. There a lot to consider but no matter what style preference you have you can find something to fit your wants and needs.
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